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Sign up with Google10 Reasons why Bheki Cele should be fired -Action Society
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ToxicBunny
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12. He walked into a meeting yesterday in Kayalitsha to the tune of Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive". Clearly no emotional intelligence present. Then again, he was apparently cheered...
He did what?
Is he auditioning for WWE or something now?
...the community ate some fruit and a muffin while he had a meeting with them...
Khayelitsha crime imbizo: After mass shootings, Cele arrives to tune of 'I Will Survive' | News24
Police Minister Bheki Cele has arrived for a community meeting in Khayelitsha to the tune of "I Will Survive" by Gloria Gaynor, played by the police band.
www.news24.com
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...the community ate some fruit and a muffin while he had a meeting with them...
Khayelitsha crime imbizo: After mass shootings, Cele arrives to tune of 'I Will Survive' | News24
Police Minister Bheki Cele has arrived for a community meeting in Khayelitsha to the tune of "I Will Survive" by Gloria Gaynor, played by the police band.
Just so sad on so many levels...
I don't get it. Last week they were cheering on Ian Cameron for standing up for their rights. This week they're cheering on this guy who wasn't that interested initially.
I Will Survive...I mean how short are you on emotional intelligence to actually play that song in a community where violence, and death BECAUSE of that violence, are rife? That's like sticking 2 middle fingers up at them and laughing at their plight.
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So the song is obviously one thing, but why the actual fsck was the police band on hand to play the song in the first place?
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Should have let him walk through the shyte in the road
They're at his beck and call I suppose.
Being treated like royalty with having a street cleaned for him.
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I'm surprised they didn't play this.
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They're at his beck and call I suppose.
Being treated like royalty with having a street cleaned for him.
Except there is a fundamental operational issue with that. Bheki is not a member of the SAPS and legally has no operational control over them at all.
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Should have let him walk through the shyte in the road
Ian did ask him to do that...